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ACHARACLE
APPIN
ARROCHAR
BALLACHULISH
CAMPBELTOWN
DALMALLY
DUNOON
HELENSBURGH
INVERARAY
ISLE OF BUTE

ISLE OF ISLAY

KINLOCHLEVEN

LOCH LOMOND

LOCHGILPHEAD

OBAN

TARBERT

TAYNUILT

TIGHNABRUAICH

Burnside Hunting Lodge is home from home and if the weather is inclement, you can return at anytime during the day to relax in the comfort of the house. Burnside Hunting Lodge is a large house on the edge of the village of Port Wemyss on the southern point of the Rhinns of Islay. Overlooking the Island of Orsay and it’s lighthouse, with panoramic views to the west, of the Atlantic Ocean, and to the East, the coastline of Northern Island. Burnside Hunting Lodge is situated in a very beautiful and tranquil part of Islay. There are two twin bedded rooms and two double bedrooms each with its own private bathroom. We have a large t.v. lounge, a bar room with a pool table and two dining rooms, all furnished to a high standard of comfort. There is also a private garden in which to relax and enjoy the water features. You can choose from Bed and Breakfast, to Full Accommodation with evening meal if you book in advance. Tea and coffee are always available at no extra charge, Jackie and Ken will do all they can to make your stay a Happy and Memorable one. Please give us a call to discuss your booking.

The Ardyne is situated in a prominent position on the seafront, five minutes by car from the main ferry, or a leisurely stroll for those leaving their cars at home.

Our comfortable hotel is an elegant listed Victorian Villa designed by John Orkney in 1875 and its importance is recognised by Historic Scotland. Its setting within well tended gardens creates an ideal ambiance for a relaxing break and its spectacular views across Rothesay Bay to the Cowal Hills and the Kyles of Bute are unsurpassed.

We have 17 en-suite bedrooms all comfortably furnished. There is a large lounge & bar, both with stunning seaviews where you can relax, enjoy a drink, read the papers or just sit and stare. Our dining room also enjoys the magnificent views and our menus always feature fresh local produce. Meals are complemented by a fine selection of wines, beers and malt whiskies.

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Tarbet Guest House is situated In Scotlands first National Park and has an elevated position high above the village of Tarbet and enjoys spectacular southerly views down Loch Lomond and towards the western side of Ben Lomond. Tarbet Guest House is set in 6.67 acres of private gardens. To the north east side of Tarbet Guest House we have woodland which is frequented by deer and other wildlife.Of a particular note is the waterfall which feeds various deep pools on the East Burn on its way to Loch Lomond.Tarbet Guest House was cleverly designed to take full advantage of the sites elevated position and the stunning Loch Views. With this in mind, the lounge and dining areas both have floor to ceiling windows, stretching the entire length of both rooms. The views from here are truly breathtaking! Patio Doors open out onto a south facing, decked sun terrace.Each guest suite is tastefully and individually furnished with their own en-suite bathroom and individual sitting area.

Alt Na Craig Guest House is in a peaceful secluded area just 15 minutes walk from the town centre. There are a selection of rooms, from comfortable doubles, to large family rooms for two adults and three children. Most Guest rooms have spectacular views over Oban Bay to the Islands of Kerrera, Mull and beyond, and in the foreground are the beautiful quiet Alt Na Craig gardens and grounds.Oban and Lorn area stretches the width of mainland Argyll. It runs from the west coast yacht havens of Craobh Haven and Kilmelford in the south to Castle Stalker in the north and east to Dalmally, Glen Lochy and Tyndrum. It offers great walking and climbing in the famous peaks and Munros of the mountains around Loch Etive and in Glen Etive. It embraces most of Loch Awe, except for the very southernmost section below Eredine, which falls into Lochgilphead and Mid Argyll. Loch Awe itself is surrounded by some of the most spectacular sceneries in western Scotland. It includes the inshore islands of Kerrera in Oban Bay, Lismore in Loch Linnhe and the collection of islands and almost-islands to the south of Oban around Easdale – Luing, Shuna, Seil and Easdale Island itself.The grounds include a watergarden, a small river with a waterfall, prizewinning rhododendrons, and Scots fir trees shaped by the winter winds. Guests may sit and relax on the seats around the garden and breakfast may be taken outside in good weather. Scenic paths into the hills and glens south of Oban begin from the rear of the garden.Check In from 16:00, Check Out 10:00. Smoking and Pets not permitted. Cancellation Policy. 48 Hours notice for the date of check in is required for a refund

Situated at the waters-edge, on the victorian, pedestrian only, promanade, in west bay, Dunoon, facing south down the beautiful Clyde surrounded by the tree capped hills of Argyll, looking towards the Isles of Cumbrae, Bute & Arran. with fantastic views from the ballroom and many bedrooms. (no extra charge-allocated on a first come basis.) Every evening there’s dancing and entertainment in the ballroom. During the day, it’s only a level 5 minute walk past castle hill with its statue of ‘Highland Mary’, Robbie Burns great love, to the Victorian steamer pier, where the worlds last sea going paddle steamer, ‘The Waverley’ still docks, and then onto Dunoons’ small town centre. The history of Scotland surrounds you, and with world class scenery on our doorstep Dunoon really is ‘The Gateway to the Highlands’. Mccolls hotel serves good simple home cooked food from Mccolls famous 5 course hot buffet -good food as much as you like, for both breakfast and dinner. Breakfast included in room price. Dinner from £9.50

Alt Na Craig Guest House is in a peaceful secluded area just 15 minutes walk from the town centre. There are a selection of rooms, from comfortable doubles, to large family rooms for two adults and three children.

Guest rooms have spectacular views over Oban Bay to the Islands of Kerrera, Mull and beyond, and in the foreground are the beautiful quiet Alt Na Craig gardens and grounds.

The grounds include a watergarden, a small river with a waterfall, prizewinning rhododendrons, and Scots fir trees shaped by the winter winds.

Guests may sit and relax on the seats around the garden and breakfast may be taken outside in good weather. Scenic paths into the hills and glens south of Oban begin from the rear of the garden.

This Scottish Hotel offers excellent accommodation for those visiting the Argyll area. It's scenic location makes it an excellent place to take a holiday or vacation in scenic Scotland.

The accommodation in this hotel is very good with Scottish food available in the dining room.

The Kelvin Hotel is situated in a grade B listed building which is one of the oldest buildings in Oban. It enjoys an enviable location adjacent to the ferry terminal and railway station and within a few minutes walk of the centre of town.

All of the front bedrooms enjoy stunning views over Oban bay towards the island of Kerrera and Mull beyond....

Sunnyside cottage was built in 1841 and is one of the oldest buildings in the area. It has a B&B history spreading back over 60 years. It boasts an AA 3 Star Rating.An ideal stopping place to visit Balloch Castle; Loch Lomond; the historic City of Glasgow; Stirling; Edinburgh and the Trossachs by road or rail we are also well placed for those who love to ramble. Why not visit Dumbarton the ancient capital of the kingdom of Strath-clyde and Dumbarton Castle sited on a 240ft high Volcanic plug.A deceptively large cottage with six en-suite rooms; each with its own style of décor. Continually modernised and upgraded to meet the needs of the 21st century guest; it still retains its warm Cottage feel. With a safe and secure rear garden with pleasantly lit patio area you can enjoy the warm Summer evening’s and relax. We have our own private car park enough for all our rooms and some to spare. A secure courtyard is available for Motor Bikes and Cycles.PLEASE NOTE: Check In is from 15:00 to 21:00. Check Out is by 10:30. We are a no smoking accommodation. Pets can be accommodated by prior arrangement for a charge of £5 per stay.

A warm welcome to High Cliff, a victorian house set in beautiful grounds that has been established as Bed & Breakfast for over 100 years. 2008 sees High Cliff fully refurbished under new management adding a touch of modern elegance to the historic texture High Cliff offers king size double and twin accommodation. All rooms are en-suite with the exception of the twin bedroom which has a private bathroom next door and bathrobes are provided. All rooms are equipped with colour TV, radio alarms, WiFi Internet access, ironing and hairdryer facilities, a bountiful hostess tray is in each room along with bottled water. While the house is non-smoking (as required by Scottish legislation) our guests are welcome to smoke in the patio area, and all guests are welcome to sit in the patio or by our small pond and may use the BBQ in the long summer evenings, you may even be lucky to get a glimpse of the red squirrels that frequent the wooded area on the cliff. Ample parking facilities are available and those sailing on the Chalice Cruise are welcome to leave their car for a small charge per day (if there is a space available). Breakfast served 8am till 9.30am. Continental breakfast is available for early ferry passengers. Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements. Departing guests are advised to vacate rooms by 10.30am on departure days Please note that we are now 4 Star graded. We regret we do not accept credit cards, however a modest deposit by cheque will ensure a booking and we can confirm by email or letter.

The Kings Knoll Hotel enjoys magnificent views standing in its own grounds overlooking Oban Bay and the Sound of Kerrera. This family run hotel offers a warm welcome to all. From the moment guests arrive at reception, they are aware of genuine highland hospitality. In the Knoll Restaurant, with its Maritime theme, a bright airy feel has been created from its high beamed ceiling and picture windows enjoying delightful views over the town. The cuisine is outstanding, making the best use of local West Coast Seafood, Venison, and Scottish Beef. Oban town centre is only five minutes walk away. Renowned as a popular holiday resort, Oban has a full range of attractions. Oban Distillery tempts visitors with regular tastings of its fine malt whisky as well as the excellent exhibition and tours. There is also a sandy beach, north of the town, at Ganavan. Evenings offer entertainment and shows, including the traditional Scottish show at McTavish’s Kitchens and a varied programme of films at the Highland Theatre.Off street parking is available.All 15 bedrooms at The Kings Knoll are attractively furnished to a high standard and all have full ensuite facilities. All have a colour television and a complimentary tea/coffee maker. Please Note: check In is 14:30, Check Out 10:30. Smoking and Pets not permitted. Children welcome.